Sentence examples for erosion science from inspiring English sources

The exact measurement of short-distance transported soil particles is a challenge to soil erosion science due to the particular requirements of the experimental design and test procedure.

"As I leave office, my biggest concern remains the erosion of science funding in the United States when most of the industrialized countries of the world are increasing funding," he wrote.

It also criticises the UK government for the "cumulative erosion" of science funding, and the "negative impact" on student recruitment from public funding cuts and changes to immigration policy.

Conducting a lab about erosion in science and then reading a book about farming in English with no deliberate attempt to connect the learning experiences might be thematic, but not truly integrative.

Erosion of the science sector through funding cuts has an insidious effect.

The erosion of the science ring-fence by inflation since 2010 has been a major cause for concern; the news that this time around the money will be held at £4.7m in real terms is therefore very welcome.

Meanwhile there's every reason to fear that the recent real-terms erosion of the science budget will continue, given further cuts to the unprotected budget of its parent department, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.

Without imposing ethical constraints in these contexts, psychologists risk further loss of public trust and the erosion of psychological science.

In the medium to long-term, this will depend on whether the government recognises the need to support chemistry to prevent further erosion of the university science base.

Organizations across the political spectrum have expressed concerns about the profound erosion of fundamental protections for science that are taking place in Wisconsin.

We were pleased to see Thomas L. Friedman's April 29 column, "'What, Me Worry?'," as well as his previous efforts to call attention to the erosion of United States leadership in science and technology caused by declining investment in education.